PT Jan-67 - Herbert W. Armstrong Library and Archives

Euro pe
" Your two articles in the November
issue, ' I ron Curtain Gathers Rust'
and T he Crumbling Commonwealth '
are a most excellent and balanced view
of the t\vo situations. I am sure articles
of such calibre and quali ty will also
greet LIS in your next issue."
Reader, D urham,
United Kingdom
Personal
" I just read the November issue of
The P LAIN T RUTH, the 'Personal from
the Editor.' I'm on ly 15V" but thi s
writing moved me. D eep in my heart J
know your 'Princt'ss' wi ll live again one
day. J hope I live that day also. About
one month ago J started getting 'sassy'
to my fat her. H e corrected me but to no
avail. Then when I read this arlicle it
brought a change of mind 011 my part.
J hope my father will forgive me of
thi s. But if he doesn't, T cou ldn't vcry
well blame h im, as he wasn't sassmg
me, but it was who was sassing
him."
Donny J., Winston-Salem,
North Carolina
Evolucio n
" T just thought I'd mention an !Ilcident
that happened to my coLisin who
is taking physiO logy in h igh school.
My cousin started ask ing somt' q ues·
tions about evolution, so after telling
him jokingly that he might be kicked
out of class if he used this material, I
replayed one of Garner Ted Armstrong's
tapes about evolution and the woodpecker
and let him read The Q ucstions
Evolution Can't Answer' in The
P LAIN T RUTH. Yep! You ,gucssed it ­
he b:1cked his ph)'siolo~)' teacher into
a corner in front of the whole class
and the teadlcr tolJ him to 'shut up' or
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